What are idle and peak temperatures of your GPU and hard drive?

Ghosthostile sparked my curiosity with his current poll of CPU temperatures--I'm curious of other members' temperatures, both idle and peak, of their GPU and hard drive, along with concomitant room temperature. Please also note GPU and HD make/model.

Thanks for reading and responding.

 

GeForce 9600M GT - GPU idles at ~58-70C. Games at up to 92C. Furmark at 97C. Ambient temperature is ~24C.

Hard drive idles at <40C. I can't remember, but I have an SSD now which doesn't report a temperature.

 

ATi 5650 idles at 49C and tops out at ~80C.

Kingston SSD idle temperature is 33C and tops out at 40C when gaming.

Room temperature is at 21C

 

SSD temperatures can be recorded? I get the HWMonitor glitch.

8400M GS 128 MB 260.62 Win 7 x64 Forceware drivers

Ambient room temperature: 23.5C
GPU Idle: 36C
GPU full load: No higher than 60C

 

Wow. I guess your 8400M GS should be lasting for a long while. If I recall correctly, the compound only starts to change at 65C and higher.

 

My Vostro 1500 removable 8400M GS isn't affected by the recall.

That's why I'm upgrading to a 8600M GT card soon

 

Ooh, that's even better.

 

What glitch? Reads my Kingston just as any other hard drive.

 

Probably depends on the model of the SSD.

 

I think so too. HWMonitor, RealTemp and CDI read my Kingston just fine, but not my Vertex 2. Either 1C or 80C. It's a SF based SSD as you know.

 

Yeah I got 1C or 96C with my Agility 2 (SF1200 controller!)

 

Ambient: ~21C (my guess)

GPU: 40-55C
HDD: 30-47C (there are several variables)

Yes, I know this is absolutely terrible. (Those are idle temps)

 

Ambient about 22-23.

5870M idles at 42C, tops out around 76 @ 840/1080 clocks.

CPU i5-430M idles about 37-41, tops around 65.

 

Room temp: 22C.

My GTX 260M idles @ 48~52C, 51~53C w/1920x1080 external monitor.

The highest temp I got while playing MW2: 88C, 93C w/1920x1080 external monitor.

HDD: WD Scorpio Black idles @ 39C.

 

Ambient about 22C

Ati hd4330 - idle 40C, load ~75C

Toshiba MK5055GSX idles at 36C and goes up to 45C.

 

Thanks for the responses. I should have mentioned my own temperature data when I initiated this thread. Using HWMonitor:


HD Idle--37-40C; Peak--45-47C

GPU Idle--57-60C; Peak--78-82C

Makes/models in signature below

 

I was under the impression that the dv6 series ran REALLY hot...

Toshiba A300:

Ambient - 18C

GPU:

Idle - 42C
Load (Furmark) - 74C
Load (Gaming) - around 65C

Hard Drive:

Idle - 33C
Load - 54C -_-

Asus G73JH (Repasted with ICD7):

Ambient - 18C

GPU:

Idle - 47C - 50C (cycling )
Load (Furmark) - 84C
Load (Gaming) - 79C - 82C

Hard Drive:

Haven't been bothered to check. Runs cool enough.

 

My 5650 runs almost as hot as your 5870 (gaming can bring it up to 78C). That would be considered "really hot," would it not? That said, mine seems to be a rare case.

 

My room is oddly cold around my desk, only 18c, so these are lower than what I used to see.

Current average use temps are:
CPU - 34c
GPU - 43c
Internal HD 1/2 - 33/30c
External eSATA drive - 24c
As for peaks, CPU and GPU under Intel burn test and Furmark (Ran both at the same time once) and maxed out around 72c +/- 2c.
My internal hard drives never really go past 42c.

Totally idle after 5 hours of sitting results in the lowest reading for my cpu being 20c, gpu being ~33c, and I'm pretty sure my external hard drive was room temp cause it goes to sleep after 10 minutes

 

GPU: idle ~44C, peak 61C (9800)
HDD: idle ~23C, peak 35C (WD Green series)

But it really depends on the cooling, not just the parts.

 

My GPU gets hotter than that from streaming videos.

That's it. Next time I'm getting a desktop for gaming and a netbook to take places.

 

ambient temp:18-20 C
GPU(9800M GS) idles 40-45 C peaks 77-79 C
HDD(Toshiba 7200RPM) idles 24-27 C peaks 35-38 C